Seeding of Strange Matter with New Physics
arXiv:hep-ph/9708406 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/23/12/034
Abstract
At greater than nuclear densities, matter may convert into a mixture of nucleons, hyperons, dibaryons, and strangelets, thus facilitating the formation of strange matter even before the onset of the quark-matter phase transition. From a nonstrange dibaryon condensate, it may even be possible to leapfrog into strange matter with a certain new interaction, represented by an effective six-quark operator which is phenomenologically unconstrained.
7 pages, no figure (Talk given at SQM97)
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